Vermont Golf 2007

Vermont Golf 2007

2007-08-04 World Golf News - Vermont Golf Association improves pace of play with SkyCaddie

About The Vermont Golf Association The Vermont Golf Association was organized in 1902. The seven charter members of the organization were the Dorset Field Club, the Ekwanok Country Club, Montpelier Country Club, Waubanakee Country Club of Burlington, Old Pine Country Club of St. Johnsbury, Mt. Anthony Country Club of Bennington, and Rutland Country Club. Annual dues were usd. 10. 00 per year. In 1903, the Barre Golf Club became a member. The first Vermont Amateur Championship Tournament was played in 1902. Paul Waterman of Ekwanok Country Club was the first winner.

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Vermont Golf Association improves pace of play with SkyCaddie - Vermont Golf Association improves pace of play with SkyCaddie

2007-12-21 Links Magazine Awards Quechee Lakes, Vermont as One of "Americas 100 Premier Properties 2007-2008"

Quechee Lakes is home to the Highland and Lakeland courses. Designed by Geoffrey Cornish, one of the worlds foremost golf course architects, the courses feature spectacular layouts and dramatic finishing holes that have earned accolades from Golf Digest, Golfweek and Vermont Golf magazines, in addition to Links Magazine. This past th to 19th, Quechee Lakes hosted the New England Amateur Championship featuring 162 of the regions best golfers.

Quechee Lakes is Vermonts premier second home destination, conveniently located within a 15-minute drive of Dartmouth College in Hanover, N. H. , and the historic village of Woodstock, Vt. The 5,200-acre luxury community boasts an impressive array of townhomes, single-family homes and private home sites to custom build. All purchases include membership in the exclusive Quechee Club, featuring two championship golf courses, a ski hill and more. For more information, visit

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News Release Quechee Lakes is distinguished by Links Magazine, the authoritative guide to golf real estate, in recognition of its championship golf courses and distinctive amenities. Quechee, VT (PRWEB) - Quechee Lakes has again been named one of "Americas 100 Premier Properties and quo

2007-04-02 Times Argus: Vermont News and Information

Krug joins the other female monthly winners: Mackenzie Pratt of Lamoille Union softball (May); Katelyn Billings of BFA softball (June); Erin Clodgo of Richmond and Mount Mansfield Union wrestling (July); Molly Aronsson of Shelburne, Vermont Amateur golf (August); Abby Benton of Vergennes Union soccer (September); Courtney Chadburn of Mill River Union (October); Amanda Pickering of Arlington and Vermont Tech basketball (November); Mikayla Calkins of St. Johnsbury Academy gymnastics and Maggie DiMasi of Burlington High girls hockey (December co-winners); and Alexa Johnson of Enosburg girls basketball (January).

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2007-04-02 American beauty Sport The Observer

The writer folds his hands, clears his throat and denounces Augusta National and the Masters as strongholds of racism. But the issue of race in American golf is complicated and isnt really about the Masters at all. Augusta National is singled out because its in the South and on the site of a former plantation, but for its first 60 years it was no different from other private clubs - most of which, incidentally, still have no black members, or, if they have any at all, have many fewer than Augusta National. The club admitted its first black member in 1991 and now has half a dozen, out of 300 - which, incidentally, is a significantly higher percentage than on any sports publication that covers the tournament. The whitest organisation at the Masters every year, after the PGA Tour, is the Golf Writers Association of America.

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2007-03-29 Burlington Free Opinion

The Courage in Bloom Memorial Garden in Montpelier honoring Vermonts victims/survivors of crime is an inspiring and empowering project for all victims/survivors and their loved ones. The garden site will be located between 10 and 12 Baldwin St. in Montpelier. The Vermont Victim/Survivor of Crime Council has worked with the Capital Complex Commission to select a design and central feature and is currently focusing its energy and attention on fundraising for the design and implementation of the garden. The council is currently seeking donations for this project and has hosted benefit bakes around the state at local restaurants in St. Albans, Shelburne, Springfield and Waitsfield. For additional information on how to get involved, please contact Sharon Davis at the Vermont Center for Crime Victims Services at (802) 241-1250.

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2007-10-06 Holmes, Aronsson are top athletes: Rutland Herald Online

Aronsson, 19, captured the Vermont State Womens Golf Association Amateur championship for the second straight year by beating 58 others at Enosburg Falls Country Club in August. Aronsson, who plays out of the Burlington Country Club, had a 5-over par 221 during the 54-hole tournament. The former four-sport athlete at Rice Memorial won by six strokes over Reggie Parker of Ekwanok, a former Vermont, Rhode Island, Florida and New England title holder. Aronsson has begun her sophomore year at the University of Washington in Seattle, where she is one of the Huskies top golfers.

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2007-07-12 Otter Creek / Wolavers News and New Beer Releases - Beer Advocate

Otter Creek Brewing is a big supporter of shopping local- especially when it comes to food. To celebrate the great farmers and foods in Vermont, the brewery has planned weekly local cheese and beer pairings as part of the brewerys "Local Foods meet Local Brews" events. These events are designed to highlight the many delicious Vermont foods available to out of state visitors, as well as provide an end-of-the-week treat to locals who can stop by for a free sample and snack and some chit chat at the end of the work week. Every Friday afternoon, from 4-6, visitors can stop by the brewerys tasting room to sample local foods including a Vermont made cheese paired with one of the brewerys many delicious beers. Coordinate your visit so you can enjoy a free tour, given Monday through Saturday, at 1, 3, and 5 pm. In another cheesy

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2007-05-18 Sports roundup - A Concord Monitor Article - Your News Source - Concord NH 03301

New Londons Vic Laro (83, B Division) and Bows Ed Moody (92, C Division) were low gross at the Valley Seniors Golf Association tournament at Okemo Golf Resort in Vermont yesterday. Dunbartons John Brown (68) was low net, with Goffstowns Fred Jennings (70) second net and Sunapees Mike Theroux (71) third net. Laro was also closest to the pin on 17, coming within eight inches.

Franklin Parks and Rec is offering swim lessons at Webster Lakes Griffin Beach in July and August. Classes are 45 minutes long between 9 a. m. -noon. Children must be 6 by July 1 or completed kindergarten in order to register. Wednesdays will be reserved for make-up days. Franklin Parks and Rec is also offering an eight-week Junior Golf Program through the Mojalaki Golf Club. Lessons meet Tuesdays from 9 a. m. -noon. Transportation will be provided to and from the golf course from the Recreation Center. Ages 7 and older are welcome. Cost for both programs is usd. 25 (resident)/ usd. 37. 50 (non-resident) per child. Contact 934-2118 or visit for session dates and times.

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2007-05-09 Stowe Country Club Opens

STOWE, Vermont -- For many locals and visitors alike, springtime in Stowe means transitioning from spending glorious afternoons skiing and snowboarding to playing golf. After all, Stowe is all about being outdoors and enjoying a variety of the life enhancing sports and activities that the heart of the Green Mountains has to offer. So far, spring 2007 has been filled with sunshine and mild temperatures. The grass is already bright green, flowers are blooming, and this all bodes well for the opening of the areas only public 18-hole golf course. "The course is in fantastic shape for the beginning of the season," exclaimed Josh Nicholls the Stowe Country Club operations manager. "Very favorable weather and winter maintenance outcomes have set-up the course as well as we could have expected," Nicholls added. The

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2007-10-10 Burlington Free Sports

Holmes, a 73-year-old retired orthopedic surgeon, became the national champion in the hammer throw for ages 70-74, at the National Masters Track and Field Championships held in Orono, Maine Aug. 3-5. His winning throw was 36. 09 meters. Holmes also won the weight throw, which was an exhibition event this year, with a throw of 14. 57 meters. He also was fifth in the discus. Holmes also played on a Vermont golf team that beat Maine, Massachusetts and Quebec in a four-team tournament during the month.

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